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 1    1,    0,   47|  revocation is legitimately made known to the person for whom it
 2    1,    0,   54|       from the moment it is made known to the person by the authority
 3    1,    0,   54|     singular decree must be made known by a legitimate document
 4    1,    0,   55|     considered to have been made known if it is read to the person
 5    1,    0,   56|     considered to have been made known if the one for whom it is
 6    1,    0,  142| resignation of the delegate made known to and accepted by the one
 7    1,    0,  183|      however, this is to be made known to the person postulated,
 8    1,    0,  184|       taken effect is to be made known as soon as possible to all
 9    2,    1,  212|        faithful are free to make known to the pastors of the Church
10    2,    1,  212|        and to make their opinion known to the rest of the Christian
11    2,    1,  225|     message of salvation is made known and accepted by all persons
12    2,    1,  268|        he has made such a desire known in writing both to the diocesan
13    2,    2,  377|      bishop individually to make known to the Apostolic See the
14    2,    2,  416|      transfer, or privation made known to the bishop.~
15    2,    2,  481|     resignation, by removal made known to them by the diocesan
16    2,    3,  692|    granted legitimately and made known to the member entails by
17    2,    3,  695|        major superior is to make known the accusation and proofs
18    3,    0,  788|   completed, those who have made known their intention to embrace
19    4,    1, 1132|       secret; this is to be made known to the parties before the
20    4,    1, 1158|    offered; if the impediment is known to both parties, both are
21    7,    1, 1474|        to be translated into one known to that tribunal, with due
22    7,    2, 1508|        libellus must not be made known to the party before that
23    7,    2, 1548|     regarding what has been made known to them by reason of sacred
24    7,    2, 1593|      fault in its not being made known beforehand, the respondent
25    7,    2, 1598|        chancery the acts not yet known to them; furthermore, a
26    7,    2, 1614|        dispositive part was made known to the parties with the
27    7,    2, 1619|   sentence even though they were known to the party proposing the
28    7,    2, 1634|          impediment must be made known to the appellate judge who
29    7,    2, 1637|         original appeal was made known to the latter, even if the